DDR4 we look for
Demand varies, but 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and higher-density modules are commonly useful.
- PC4-labelled modules
- ECC and registered server memory
- Desktop UDIMMs
- Laptop SODIMMs
- Matched data-centre pulls
DDR4 remains actively traded
We buy useful DDR4 across desktop, laptop and server formats, with particularly strong interest in high-capacity ECC RDIMMs from Samsung, SK hynix and Micron.
Demand varies, but 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and higher-density modules are commonly useful.
The label normally shows the manufacturer part number, capacity and speed. Enter that detail exactly or upload clear photographs for manual review.
Separate desktop, laptop and server modules, then group identical part numbers. Record capacity per module and the number of sticks rather than only the combined capacity. Combine eligible groups in one quote to reach £75; do not describe different modules as one matched kit.
Build one combined quote